Freedom Forever
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- from England the land of mistrust
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- I was born free, and I plan to stay that way
- Me, Myself, and I
- I am starting this to make you all aware of issues one I think is important is the idea of taking our DNA. By doing this they are breaking our trust. They are treating us all like crimnal. WILL WE ALLOW IT! no we will not.
With the help of lastest tech and the govement allowing it they can follow us all we are living in a world of big brother.
To petition against what you believe in go to this link: http://petitions.pm.gov.uk/
add me: on FreeMan.org@hotmail.co.uk for the lastest updates and more info
I WAS BORN FREE AND I WANT TO STAY FREE!
Fighting for right given to me at birth!
- CCTV
- They are planning to create camera's that can listen to our convesations. The image are clear. Many say they don't mind this but what will you do when they ask to put one in your room!
- big brother
- With mobile phones everytime one is turned on they can pinpoint where it is. WE are always on camera, well almost. Do you know that milary camera used to film planet earth could be watching you right now.
- DNA
- they are planning on taking our DNA to create a database of our DNA. image that. Being a number. Few of us are master crimenals so why bother. They are losing our trust by doing this they say if you innocent then you have nothing to worry about but sorry you have everything to worry about!
- Scared of
- a big brother UK. AN almost commonist coutry!
- About us...
- I have start this campaige quite recently and plan to see it through to the end but I need your help by just adding me as a friend you will prove that people believe against this idea of invasion of privacy, eye in the sky, big brother.
So jump on board. THIS IS OUR FURTURE - Micro chips
- THEY ARE THINKING ABOUT MICRO CHIPPING. and if you are a tourisst they say they are thinking about tagging. Down to if this is a odd travel pattern(how do they know that?) or even race!
- Get weekly update
- If you want weekly/monthy depending on how busy I am. or if you want more info add me on FreeMan.org@hotmail.co.uk - Fighting for our freedom there in the UK
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Do you believe that everyone is born free?
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- no
- yes, well everyone should be born free but they are not always free
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Are you going to sign a petition against ID card, DNA database and the mise use of CCTV
- Yes I am starting my campaige now
- yes I will sign many
- Yes I will strike if I have to
- No
- yes but where do I sign one
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Are you against the DNA database?
- Yes, I'm going on stike
- yes but not sure what to do
- maybe, have to reach more
- only for crimnals
- No way, I'm all for it
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did you know?
-It predicts that by 2016 shoppers could be scanned as they enter stores, schools could bring in cards allowing parents to monitor what their children eat, and jobs may be refused to applicants who are seen as a health risk.
-There are up to 4.2m CCTV cameras in Britain - about one for every 14 people.
-Monitoring of work rates, travel and telecommunications is also rising.
-HOW WE CAN BE WATCHED
4.2m CCTV cameras
300 CCTV appearances a day
Reg plate recognition cameras
Shop RFID tags
Mobile phone triangulation
Store loyalty cards
Credit card transactions
London Oyster cards
Satellites
Electoral roll
NHS patient records
Personal video recorders
Phone-tapping
Hidden cameras/bugs
Worker call monitoring
Worker clocking-in
Mobile phone cameras
Internet cookies
Keystroke programmes
-No-one outside the military and intelligence community really has any idea of the level of monitoring from the skies.
But the popularity of Google Earth must lead users to guess that the military probably have their hands on something a whole lot better.
-Personal video recorders such as the TiVo or Skyplus offer a unique type of surveillance - they watch what you want to watch. The machines monitor your viewing habits and second-guess what you might want to record.
-One of the most subtle forms of surveillance is the use of HTTP cookies - small packets of data that are used to communicate between websites and your computer. They are used to set your preferences when you visit a website for a second time and for a host of other reasons.
You can switch your cookies off but then there's a host of websites that you will be unable to use properly. Want to shop online? Well then you might just have to accept being watched.
1 Comment 803 days
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ID cards do you believe in it?
Enabling legislation for the British national identity card was passed under the Identity Cards Act 2006 [3]. The multi-billion pound scheme [4] has yet to enter procurement. The cards will have a lesser role than the database they are linked to, which is known as the National Identity Register (NIR). The Act specifies fifty categories of information that the NIR can hold on each citizen [5], including up to 10 fingerprints, digitised facial scan and iris scan, current and past UK and overseas places of residence of all residents of the UK throughout their lives and indices to other Government databases - which would allow them to be connected. The legislation also says that any further information can be added. [6].
The legislation further says that those renewing or applying for passports must be entered on to the NIR. It is expected that this will happen soon after the UK Passport Service, which has now been renamed the Identity and Passport Service (IPS), start interviewing passport applicants to verify their identity. [7] Various degrees of concern about the scheme have been expressed by human rights lawyers, activists, security professionals and IT experts.
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Freedom of speech what do you think?
Freedom of speech is the concept of being able to speak freely without censorship. It is often regarded as an integral concept in modern liberal democracies. The right to freedom of speech is guaranteed under international law through numerous human rights instruments, notably under Article 19 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and Article 10 of the European Convention on Human Rights, although implementation remains lacking in many countries. The synonymous term freedom of expression is sometimes preferred, since the right is not confined to verbal speech but is understood to protect any act of seeking, receiving and imparting information or ideas, regardless of the medium used.
In practice, the right to freedom of speech is not absolute in any country, although the degree of freedom varies greatly. Industrialized countries also have varying approaches to balance freedom with order. For instance, the United States First Amendment theoretically grants absolute freedom, placing the burden upon the state to demonstrate when (if) a limitation of this freedom is necessary. In almost all liberal democracies, it is generally recognized that restrictions should be the exception and free expression the rule; nevertheless, compliance with this principle is often lacking.
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Tabee Babes91 weeks agoI think the police should have details such as our fingerprints ect.
This is because what if we went missing and someone found some suspicious DNA... this could link to the missing person
DNA FINGERPRINGTING AND POLICE WITHELD INFORMATION SAVES LIVES
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Just my view
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Matt Smith105 weeks agoWell, who decides on what we should have to worry about? In Pakistan if you are an opponent of General Musharraf's Military Dictatorship and are captured on CCTV or by an eagle eyed Government employee taking a leading role in a Pro-Democracy demonstration you can be sure that you will be treated as a political prisoner, ultimately very harshly as a means of "Political Re-education and Re-Integration" in other words surrendering your beliefs under torture and brainwashing. The same in Burma with the Buddhist Monks being killed and imprisoned without trial and captured without a warrant issued for arrest which satisfies UN International Law requirements for the arrest of the "offendee", again an attack on Democracy.
Now you say, it isn't happening here or the US?
Well, it is, Muslims in the UK are subject to control orders often based on them being obscurely connected by blood to known terrorists. For the US, Guantanamo Bay is filled with untried detainees there indefinately.
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BatGirl106 weeks agook, thanks for replying to my comment.
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Abolish Death Row106 weeks agoPlease join my group to support Tony Medina...thanx
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Freedom Forever106 weeks agoTo Jen! the thing you have to worry about is losing our human rights. I got all my infomation from the BBC website and ITV tonight with tevor mccdonald. I don't know if you watched the news but a while ago now there was a time when the gov. said they were going to take peoples DNA from birth if thats not against our human rights I don't know what is.
All the infomation on this page comes from fully accurate places like the BBC.
Please search in google Amnesty uk for more infomation on how to fight for jusice (peacfully). also search bbc DNA datebase News -
BatGirl106 weeks ago
im not trying to be harsh, mabe i just dont understand. Although some stuff may be a OTT like the micro-chips, things like DNA and CCTV could actully save lives and help incriminate crimenals. many people are being let go after commiting crimes simply because the police dont have evidence. I think that collecting out DNA isnt a bad thing because really if i havent done anything wrong i have nothing to worry about.
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Matt Smith110 weeks ago
Does the name O'Brien mean anything to you? I suggest all readers be careful, very careful indeed, and yes I am aware of the irony in writing this.
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Kerry114 weeks agohello err who is this =]
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Black.Angel.Of.Bitchness114 weeks agoWho the hell r u?!!!!!!!!!
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Aimee114 weeks agowho is this
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Squishyy114 weeks agohello hu is this?
we were born free and I plan to stay feel. I will fight for freedom. I was born freer than a bird and I plan to stay that way. for ever!!!!
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